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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1934
Page
7
Roswell Daily Record issue details staff positions and contact lines including editor society and city editors. Advertising rates are listed for in advance subscriptions by carrier with monthly and yearly options. The paper notes Associated Press rights and publication date Friday August 17 1934.
On the S S Navarre Michael Lanyard known as the Lone Wolf invites trouble as he reunites with his supposed son Maurice Parry while Fay Crozier, her daughter Fenno, and a deck of gamblers complicate matters. Detective Crane prowls, and a captain awaits Lanyard with a luncheon invitation as tensions rise aboard.
Lea Rowland asserts the present administration is doing a poor job of relief work, claiming its methods pauperize the American people and fail to address the needs of those seeking aid.
Three men loitered outside The Record office in a rowdy scene. One tried to push a power lawn mower across the street, another fumbled to make and light a cigarette, and the third begged for money seeking more alcohol, amid references to the new deal and the forgotten man.
Hub Kane weighs liberalism definitions while the Artesia Advocate critiques a New Hessio style liberal and local relief red tape. The piece laments centralized bureaus and press influence, and warns that excessive rules hinder recovery and foster dependence rather than independence.
The Rev Roy L Smith offers reflections on idle hands smutty entertainment self-centered talk and social church classism in a compact sermon style urging practical real world behavior and focused dialogue. He notes the ineffectiveness of self serving banquets and self promoting music while promoting practical ad results.
Las Cruces New Mexico August 17 AP Water in Elephant Butte Reservoir is dropping .4 foot daily this month. Superintendent Fiock warns at the present outflow rate only 100 days of irrigation supply remain. Manager Phillips says fall rains must come to avert cuts in 1935 risking half the project lands losing water.
Radio repair service advertises quick fixes at 125 W Second with a phone contact 289. The copy promises affordable cost and avoids power plant outages.
The county school superintendent invites teachers to sign up for examinations in New Me History and Civics. The exams will be held in the superintendent’s office at ten o clock on a Saturday morning in August. Applicants should immediately indicate their intent and provide their names. Sansoe Cully, county school superintendent.
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